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Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

THHRB Is 4 general feeling Of asVul-
sscence 10 the verdies Of the jury obst
sends Barclay Resk, - II. Holly, ~
JERSEY, 70 the gAlloWs for The murd6k Of
bis pretty cousin, Katie Anderson. The
case hiss excited general interest
Throughout the country, sad the reports
Of the trial have been closely read.
sy N patty has all been On the aide Of
< stie, and In the minds Of public
easily moved, Imagination has pictured
her an innocent girl with unquestionsd
character aud unsullied virtue, and NO
doubt she 10 all that fancy paints her.
But after all, II several witnesses arc to
be believed, she wss irreverant.
Yes, more, so profane % to bring her be-
meath the grade Of . lady and TO GLASS
her % . female. For instance, what
must be thought OF . young girl who
81 Christmss dinner made such re-
mark % THE: II msy eat my next
Christmas dinner In hell, and II I do
the devil will have . sweet bi,e?"
Katie Anderson Is dead, aud her muir
derer will atone for her death with his
own life. Though We would not oast .
shadow over the memory OF the dead,
1t will not be ont Of place for NJ to re-
mark thAt nothing 20 depreclates the
character Of lady tn IN profanity and
irroverence.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
snert School Session. and Ice Water.

Che Board OF Elucatlon last night
rejected with extreme hArshness and
severity two very humane propositions.
One o, them was to furnish the schools
with Ice water during the heated term,
and the other was to have but one
school session day for the primary
schools only from now until the close
for vacation, which is not more than
two weeks off. The High School has
all along had but one session Q day,
and the higher grades in the other
schools have practically but one session
, day since the examinations for pro.
motion have been going on. Under
these circumstances 1t would appear to
be no more than reasonable that the
primary grades, the small children,
should have only for two weeks the
same privileges Of their elder brothers
and sisters. The proposition to furnish
ice for the schools is . new one, 1t IL
true, but 1t is none the less reasonable
on that account. Ice In warm weather
with most families has booome not only
luxury but . necessity. Nearly every
body that can get Ice uses 1t, and the
more so owing to the very impure state
OF our city water. II is argued we
know that In the days OF our fathers
such luxuries were not thought abou +,
and even so far back as many mem bers
OF the Board OF E iucation remember
there were no such indul yences OF
children. This may all be true, but
times have changed and men have
changed with them. There are many
things which conduo to our com fort
and convenience now that we would
mot like to be deprived Of and 60 back
to old customs and u,ages. We will
go Further sni venture the assertion
shat some of the mem bers OF the Board
OF Education who opposed furnishiD 8
the school children with Ice water, are
scarcely ever without it In their own
families, and who would suffer con.
siderable thirst before they would ut
sempt to slake 1t upon warm hydrAn
water. To furnish the schools with ic,
water will cost money; OF course Il
viii. II costs money 70 furnish fami
Lies With Ice, why should school chill
dren be made an exception while they
are At school? Ia not cool, refreshini
drink needed there - much as ct homei
Bat a. Mr.. Pyle rem arked last nigh
when he WAS defeated on his PROPOSE
sion to furnish the schools with 10,
water: ut 10 only question Of tim,
when this reform will come" Yes
and when 1t does come some OF thos
wno opposed 1t last night will TOOL
oack with mingled ohagrin and sur
prise thai they ever did oppose 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

The BOTTOM has fallen ont Of the
coffee corner, and the silly dupes who
invested their money in the corner now
realise the truth OF the old adage that
- fool and his money lie soon parted. I"
There should not be . particle OF sym
pAthy for men who yesterday Invested
their money to send coffee mp to fabu-
lous prices, and who to-day are bank
rupt from 80 doing. There will be .
chance now for people to get their COT
fec ct reasonable prices once more.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
"BEE HIVE"
3o6 Market Street.

A panic among the Dress
Goods. We commence this
morning to make new prices on
some lines OF seasonable Dress
Goods, some two-thirds, some
three fourths price. 45-in Sum-
mer Weight Checks from 81 LIZ
cents to 81 I-2c. a yard.
A few pieces Of 54-in. goods,
left from a large pure base, cut
from Is cents down to 50 cents.
AZ in. wool serges, have been
free sellers at 50 cents, only a
few left to close out; 81 cents a
yard.
English silk and wool plaids,
five pieces, marked down to &C
cents yard; we also have an
accumulation ofremnantsof dress
goods and silks, marked in plain
figures for the piece; many rare
bargains among them.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, plair
or fancy, natural sticks, silver
or gold tips, all to be sold at un
matchable prices; that mean:
cheap enough for any one.
Our sales OF lace caps surprise
us; we know what does tex.
IRENE low prices and newest
styles, no old ones.
100 gross 20 and 25-cen'
dress buttons for 20 cents a care
OF two dozen. Buy your stee
dress offenders at the "Bet
Hive"
Russell, MiSSimer&C(
Successors to r. L. RUSSELL.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY FJUNE, 1887,
AT 10 O'Clock a. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
living ana being in the hundred and county Of
New Castle In the state of Delaware, bound
ed and described as follows. 10 wit:
road leading from the New Castle and French
town turnpiketo the road leadang from the
village OF Red Lion to the village 81 Christiana
and running thence with land late OF John
smith now OF edward Downing south s2 de-
grees west ~ 2-l0 pcrches nerth 81 liz degrees
s-io perches north ii degrees west IS 10
perches and south 81 degrees west 10
perches. thence by land Of John 7; simmons
north IL degrees W, st Il S-l0 perches, thence
BY land of Wilson silver north 81 degrees east
81 8-iO pcrrhes south 50 degrees east 7-lO of n
perch north n degrees east b. 10 psrenes north
east 30 perches To the said road, thence along
the centre thereof south - IL degrees east
nerches south 75degree east - 5.i0 perchcs TO
the beginning, containing lgT acres, roods
and 10 percnes be the same more or less.
frame house, frame barn and eutbuiidines.
Ais" All NIT 10, of land Or wharf propert'
as The Jefferson wharf, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at a point on the easterly side OF
De- aware street VIII ere the line Of the h ad of
the dock extended parallel with Water or
Front street .trikes the same tbeinE corner
Of o, 2 on the order of sale and these prem
ises and about 200 feet in southeasterly direc-
tion from the southeast side OF " 'er or Front
streets) and running the &C northeasterly and
parallel with said Water OF Front street to
the side OF the dock and thence by and with
lhe head of the dock In the whole lOS rect
inches, thence at right angles 10 the line 81
Water or Front street in a southeasterly di-
rpction 400 feet into the river Delaware. thence
at right angles to said last mentioned line In
a southwt sterly direction to the northeast side
IofDelaware street, extended 'thencebyand with
said side ofstreet in northwesterly direction
to the place OF beginning, be the same what 1t
may. Book l., Vol. 10, page IA, &c., wi H. a
frame store house and frame house On Della
ware street. Also upon the properly there is
u frame oilice and platform scales.
S.iZed and taken In execution as the property
of George W. Morrison and Hannsh M, his
wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
GLE JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Wilmington, June ., 1887.
Il i7-pod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

ES.n..a.aswn lssvs Wlp,.' '
~, W, $50. 3 Ia, 81 u !.
II 20, ! y, 2 u, s n. 3 IVY, u
. !. Asocco@nmodstien, . ~ III; ;oS
49, 20, . 30, 10 s n
~; IL a. IL NA n, ias ~ y,
Accommodation sm,~
. M M, s@ 80, ! %. . u .sd |!
10 q. II 81 Q. m, sis q
1o& NM, NS'' is,i
FOR West Uhsstsr. v,.1.I
eis =. m, 2 - and I "a Z - !.
~. v. or. Newark tOen,re, A..
steslons, 1A2a. m, IL "a aa ~ |.
" N a., eN AMI IL % 0. M
Sns e ADD hay liz. , .
~ baltimore 80 And Wsssin uu, ,
:. q 70 II, al. ~ % 2 n, u o., N n
Trains for DoIayars ,s,,.
a ~ Me y Castle, 90. 8 81 NJ 4
W. ?. m. and II e5 niah. u'h|
p. N. -"~'seL|
FOR Rehoboth, . 30. ii
pros Pm. w. AZ
SeaiUrd tExprssa) snn,
harrington, Delnsr snd =, y:
D m, IL u p. n W!
-! E;sp !. !. orHsuiastsa, n !
Express for lover, H.r,,...]
mar, u teniehs ''''assl
franklin it9, aAAn
Express for Uspe un.,,.. -.
'ort and Norfolk, Il q aisnt o'a|
Leave Philadslpnl, ~
Wilmington lsxpressI. IL "a , /,
10, 10 20, Ii 10, Ii
80. 3 90, SCI, o 07. On Il on ~
Accommodation, . %, Ia ~,
A0.e2 So 10 % 10 u ~ !,
| SUNDAY TRAIRa)
For Philadelphia prurs,,, !
1le, o 10. II 81 q. n, an Ss..y
Accommodation, 81
tlo. $50. 7 ". . 70 p. n.
For Chester fsIprs.s,. ,l,o,.
ga I 90 and Q 50 p. n. "'''
Accommodation slk.r,,l
80 amt I 20 p. m,
For New York tsprs, 4.
ilt. 81 IL 81 =. n, M, n
80 p y
FOR Y o.. Chester, VII r.n.,..
and 8 81 p. n.
For OAye Uharles, Oh Po,,, 4
Norfolk 1905 night,
For New Uastle, xA,x.,
Dover, Harrington, SSt~
Delmar, Il ot night.
baltimore ana Wuhinrn +,
10 0s an. IL "a. so.so. Ind
morn. 8 81. and IL a8p.n,
LsessPhiladelphii, Bnsss
mlnYtsn toxpressJ, Il. ..SNI
I. m. COS Q 81, and II nm
Accommodation, Ssl i6aI1
6lo, esS and II u ,. N.
| Trains mAfkod tnu (s)seV mi
urNW vhseb aytTs tsrs ID ehsvel)
For further Information -
fefred To tho ticket once Mtlel
]. Z
| 0slsrAl PAnsaI
OKAAlBs I BusH GSaneN n
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

CHEKIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of Levaria Facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, al
the hotel new occupied by Alex. MAXWELL,
in Mtddletown, In st. Georges Hundred,
Now CASTLE Uouaty, DEL.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2bTH DAY OF JUNE, 1887,
At 10 o'clook q. m,
The following described real estate. viz:
Ali that tract or parcel Of land and premi-
SOS, situate, lying and Deingiin App0Quini-
mink Hundred, In tho county aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at q stake on tho northeast OF
o large black 0ak about ono rod northeast
OF said black oak. the same situate 1t the
formerly Of Sam el Thomas deceased. thence
binding on said lands south w degress
wost 81 clio perches to stone, thence south
70 degree, and 4b minutes west 1888 I'll
perches 70 within one perch from . stone al
tho gate and corner Ct Thomas land and
land formerly Of john C0rDtt, deceased,
thence north e3 degrees cast one porch TO a
| stone. thence on parallel line with said
Corbit line north II deuroes. west ~ percnes
to stone 10 Joseph burr. Jr'S line (which
said strip OF land Of ono perch wide wat
specially reserved for the use and benefit
| the said Joseph SUR. Jr.'s farm and his
heirs snd assigns forever), thence from the
STONE last above mention.d b nding on said
! Joseph Burr, ira line north IS degrees and
40 MINUTES west 200 ~ perches north 20 DC
greei east ~ 2s-l0) perches north IS deg rees
and - minutes minutes east l. 10 perohes
and north 38 degrees east 100 perches to q
| stake on the south side Of Appoqu nimink
| creek, the 90 down said creek the q ,fferent
c. utses thereof at low water mark until Il
IN ersocts the m outh OF small gut or rivu
let known by the nan Goblin branch afore
said, thence up said branch to the stone anc
place Of beg inning, con aiming o. acres 0
lard, more or less. with q brick DWELLING
house, frame barn, four tenement houses ant
other outbuildi 'gs thereon.
1 sezei and taken In execution as tn
Iproperty OF sarah A. At4.e 1y, deceased
(John q. Arm stronx. administrator .
>arah A. ntherly, deceased,) and to b
sod by
| GILES LAM BISON, Sheriff.
Sheritt's elise, W ilmlngtcn, June
VlSB7. 10 cod t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

The DEMOCRATS are terribly Stirred
up down In Texas, as a Ia rge um Der OF
bers OF their party intend to vote
for prohibition, and they are afraid |,
they sep that far out Il Democratic
paths they will never ,-turn again.
They had supposed .hai til ir "be.s,Iy'
majority OF $40 00e WAS proof asa,nsr
oil enemies and all manner OF saoes ion.
but they are beginning o .ee differently
now and there is violent shakins
>smougst Democratic d'y.hones.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
0ALTlMOK. 1. vniv ri
SCHEDULE IN ErfECT. mi
Trains leave Delaware Aysnue
EAST.bOUNh

EAST.bOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation. daily 81,
Phil2. Accommodates, daily -,
Phila. Accommodation, daily ;.
Phila. Accommodation, daily 80.
Phtis. Accommodation, esily -.
Phila. y Chester express, daily
Phila. Accommodation, daily.
Phila. B. chester expiesi, dsiiy.
Phil. Accommodation, ds,ly.....
Phila. Accommodation, daily,
Phila. b Onester eIp!ess, daily,
Phila. Accommodation, ds!ly,..l
WEST.BUukE
Chicago Limited, daily. .....,.
Arrives Chicago $50 neyi E01
Cincinnati Limited. daiy...",
Arrives Cincinnati ~ a. u
$40 p. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodates, ttl
Un icaRo and st. Lcuis LIpn
dafly.................'. ...'."1
SingeTly Accom- modstien, daily
FOR LAEDkNBERG, w
500 p. M, and $50 p. NJ. w
Trains leave Market Sfesis y
For Philadelphia $50 4. a,
Sunday, 8.66 A. IA and 2eE
For baltimore 2& ?. H. !
I1anden berg, $50, A. NJ .asily ny
sos A. ID, and 2.R p. H. iaa'
daily. ,..
III aims for wilSing,on-laass
pht.at s7.M. $4,000, ~ Sal
Az, $500, $50, go. INV, @~R
Express trains
W. M. CLEMENTS, y. n !
MANAGER. oen =
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
8IandIx!ns Springs HOTEL

This old and tavorite SUMMER resort,
having been extensively enlarged and i'm
proved since last season, Is now In every
respect fitted for popular and delightful
retrest. Peculiarly adapted to seekers
after health, rest or recreation. Its cele-
brated mineral springs, highly improgna.
ted with iron and sulphur, have long
been sought by invalids, and thousands
nave testified to their health restoring VIZ
tues. The new u. Il o. r. r. will take
passengers daily to It's doors. Excursion
list will find the Springs delightful place
70 spen a day in Ilaasure and enjoy
ment, and can be reached At small Cost
" rail from any point between phiiadei-
phia and Baltimore. Plenty OF snade,
pure Sater and spacious lawn. write OF
call for terms.
r. W. CROOKS. Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

"UkSES At ~ BLU SALE-l Will.
II eell ct my stable on East Fifth street.
Uhe stsf, Pa. between Market and Welsh.
adjoining George Mahon's livery stable, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1857.
1t O'Clock p. m,
On Head Of Kentucky Indiana aud ~
~ Southern Ohio Horses ~
This will DO = nrst class lot Of Horses, 90.
lected expressly for this sale, suitable for ali
purposes. Amonx them will be found some
hne bred and SPECIFY roaasters. The stock
70 be - represented. and months credit.
A. n TYSON.
l.. W. Stidham 4 Son. Aucts. t2-dhw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
v11.S1INGTssN q NvHTH1

limo table in effect May sn,
leave wilmington ffeacn s ls!
FOR Reading, Birdsboio, Joas.
neld, waynesburg Junction acnS IN. N,
Vile, Tai aqua, Allentown ~ =
ncrsvllio and all points on 'a' ". ~
and Reading X. H., 7.@ .. n .. sss
For Soringteld, Waynss ,p,.
ton. Ooa,esviile. Empise,iIs
Uhadd's FORD and Dgr x ~, n
dieto points.7.et s.In.. w. saa Y
For West Ohestsr, : o. = ., o:
For New Bridge ana lhMfn .ssil
ais p. N. and on Saturday "'1
ON sunday for Read'ae ~ s, II
points, at 8 &c a. M, AUD ~ 'r'
Intern diate points o. y I 4 MI
A. u, MoCAUSLAND' : G, p I
Suueriptsrdent w..
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
wAHARAlHU'

The talk about those Wo-
mems Dresses began Us soon
las the Store opened yesteY-
day. The rush Tor them
began at the same time.
Wash Dresses for less than
the cost Of material. Here
are a few Of the prices again:
Crlukles, d. 80; regular, s..
Perrale, % 30; regular, $3.50.
Sateen, IS; regular, (6.
Embroidered Zephyr, 81 regular. Is.
Etamine, lace trimmed. IS regular,
$40.
Batiste, lace front, &c; regular, $12.
Scotch Zephyr, velvet and embroidered
trimmings, &l2: regular, SIS:
White Lawn, 81; regular, -.
White Pique, "a; regular, IS.
White Muslin, embroidered all over, 10;
White Embroidered Wrappers, $3.50 to
s.; former price, q to IS.
Fresh things every day
on the Special Jersey Sale
Tables. These in black and
colors, Breton and vest
fronts:
For 80 cents, were II.
For IS cents, were $l.75.
For So cents, were III as.
For 81, were ~.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. Take
elevator.
1t isn't a job lot OF Laces
Some job 'lots are good
enough, some aren't-where
good and bad 60 in a lump,
for instance. and there are
more bad than good. There
are no bad Laces in these.
We picked them from a big
lot. Lump prices on chosen
things. Selected patterns;
just the styles you're asking
for. You'll get a notion of
them from this:
Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings, 40
$1.00, usual price S1.50.
S1.25, usual price $I.75.
$1.50, usual price $500.
u as, usual price 81 %
Black Spanish Guipure Flounclngs, 40
5000, usual price $500.
White Egyptian Flnuncing, 40 in
45,., usual price Csc.
Medicis Lace
IA in, &c., usual price 13c.
2H in d. 15c., usual price 25c.
Torchon Lace
"A in 4c., usual price &c.
IL in, &c usual price 15c.
8 in, 1Sc., usual price 25c.
Oriental Lace
In, 15c., usual price 25c.
These Laces have been
put on a special counter.
Second circle, southwest of centre.
| Baby Caps for quarter and
halt. Plain, fancy and Nor.
mandy. Slightly soiled, but
easy to clean. The cleaning
up of a makers stock. d
cents to SIPS.
Chestnut street front, east of Arcade.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

DUBLIN SALE Of UOWS-WILl. re
i told at public sale ut the Practical
Farm sr,. Brands vino HID, on
WEDNESDAY JUNE 18TH. 1857.
ct O'Clock p. M,
80 fresh COWS from La lcaster %. As 60
have these COWS bought, l know
they are . nrstclass lot. Alss few stock
bulls. 2 and months credit.
X. L.. ROBERTS.
l.. W. Stidham l. snn Aucts ia.dAv
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
WANAMAKER's


fee ct reasonable prices onoe more.
WANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. June IA. 1857.
A tumbling in Dress
Goods prices. Some Of the
staple, seasonable stufs that
you're buying every day tor
halt, two. thirds or three
quarters what they were on
Saturday.
Not the common time to
drop the price OF Seersuck.
ers when everybody's buy
ing Seersuckers, or OF Cra-
zies or of Ginghams, when
half the women who come
to the Store want Crates
and Ginghams. But the
cause is not a common one.
The overcrowding volume
of the Muslin and Elliott
wholesale stocks forces us to
make room. The pressure
comes on the Summer Dress
Goods. We put it there
because they're the things
you'll want. They are hard
pressed. How hard you may
guess from the prices. Here
are some of them:
CRINKLEs.
Cream seersucker, SOC. for 10 yards.
Cream Seersucker, e., from Sc.
Light Stripe Seersucker, De-, from
12Hc.
Knickertocker Check, 15c., from 25c
Fancy Seersucker, 49,, from 25c.
CRATES, CANVASES AND SANG
|
Crazy Crepe, choicest styles, 12Nc.
from Ice.
Crepe Canvas Cloth, 4 colors, size,
| from soc
sangliers, all wool, 8 colors, 25c., fror
SOC.
Cream Boucle, S7Hc from Csc.
Canvas Boucle,9 colors, csc, fror
SOC.
| MISCELLANEOUS
Nuns Yelling Is pieces of black weu
in an hour yesterday, assorted cololi
25c from 37Hc.
Hair Line Stripes, assorted colors, Soc
from 81.
. Satin Diagonal, colors, &C., frol
12Hc
Half Wool Boucle, striped, loc., fro
Csc.
\ German Stripes and Checks, silk ar
wool 371Sc., from 65c.
y Scotch Lace Zephyrs, Egyptian Yarl
31c., from SOC.
Sateen Robes, plain, with embroider,
panel and trimmings, 4.50, from Sc.
Chambray Robes, plain, with embroi
cred panel and trimmings, % so, fro
IS.
Chambray Robes, wide and narrow Ell
: broidery, Sl.25, from S1.75.
jacquard Combination Robes, 81
. from SIS.
> These are all standar
, stufs and the season. f
, them has but just begul
We've put them forward
Il the counters and in the A
8 cade so you can see them ;
a glance. See and c0mbay
i Don't buy them with you
/ eyes shut. The price mari
n are in big 6gures,the light
q perfect, the stuffs are whel
9 you can touch them. There
!. no chance for mistake if yo
!. use your wits.
III We know of no SUI
1t prices on such goods an,
!. where else in town.
VI Take Crazy Crepe, IL
3 wiry, cobwebby dress stu
!, women like so well tn
!, !. season. Light and open
's the air; the seeming
:. gauze but much more SUI
k stance. All loops and twis
T. and little thread wink
Rough, wrinkled, shrivele
d yet printed with Sateen e
e :. actness. AS easy to do l
III as Seersucker. They say ,
10 control many of the bt
;" styles. No matter, all sh;
%, 20 at one price-12a cen
ly tits been 16.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

DUBLEC SALE-WILL BE SOLD n
l. ~ pebble sale on the premises on -
THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1887,
ut 2 O'Clock, y. nv
The farm Of the late Rohertl2 ebley, deceased
situated in Brandywine Hundred, on the
FOulk and 0rubb roads, adjoining lands OF
Isaac Gruob, Robert casey and others, con-
tanning ~ acres and 81 erches, more or less,
with ordinary. farm buildings. There is y
good apple orchard and quantity ofwoodland.
railroads, seh-ols and chuic hes, and about
Ave miles from Wilmington. will be sold
Terms At sale. FOR further information In
Quire Of the subscribers.
tEwls H z zEsIsY. Executors.
m2,-6td-2tw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
FUnslO SALES.
Tor @ALK.

IL M"
~ West ssyset, stssy brick ell conyen.
tencee. VINE yArd WITH oaek alSsy. IN Drst-
as west street s-stssy. newly pssated. gosd
as East Fifth ssyeeh s-story, rosms. good
location.
faS DUPONT street, 2-sfery, rooms.
store and dwelling.
- Jefferson street. 3-story, 10 roomA good
sea King street, sstory. 10 rooms. cen nal To-
cation.
iz2s Market rect, newly ye,nted. good prop
cry.
los JEFFERSON street. 3-story. 10 rooms. side
yard nice house
1925 to 1875 Pine street. 9 rooms, bath, Es0d
order Rent steadily. A good Investment.
Have also q bargain for YOU In two houses,
Nos. N1 and 9i3 Spruce street.
Also look Mt the new houses, Nos. NO1 10
iC2i Sprsce street, rooms. bath, etc.
other properties. HEALD so. jest
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Nuns Yelling Is pieces of black went
in an hour yesterday, assorted colols,
25c from 3715c.
Hair Line Stripes, assorted coiors, 50c.,
from 81.
Satin Diagonal, A colors, &C., from
1870
Half Wool Boucle, striped, l0c., from
Csc.
German Stripes and Checks, silk and
wool 3715c,, from 65c.
Scotch Lace Zephyrs, Egyptian Yarn,
Bic, from SOC.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

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will be exposed 10 public sale ~ the Jefferson
House, now occupied by A. A. PAdburg in
the city OF New Castle. In New CAstie huh-
[dred, Ntw CasLle County, Delaware,
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

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Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

Sateen Robes, plain, with embroidered
panel and trimmings, A.50, from Sc.
Chambray Robes, plain, with embroid
cred panel and trimmings, % so, from
IS.
Chambray Robes, wide and narrow EN-.
broidery, Sl.25, from S1.75.
jacquard Combination Robes, $40
! from SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-14
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Cream Seersucker, SOC. for 10 yards.
Cream Seersucker, e., from Sc.
Light Stripe Seersucker, De-, from
1215c.
Knickerbocker Check, 15c., from 25c
Fancy Seersucker, 49,, from 25c.
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

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issued and for sale. First PAY snt Oh the
made TO WI. MORROW, Secretary, NO.
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-14

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IN fuli supply OF dissolved phosphate for
ntwors. pure bone phosphate for lawns, pure
fJr grape vines, &c. in 5. 10, 25and 80 pound
lgs. Manufactured bv j. A. CkANbTON
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